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Memory and Dreauns.
ROBERT LorIS STEPHENSON PAYS A TRIBUTE
SLEEP.

ROBERT LorIs STEPHENSON PAYS A TRIBUTE 10
SLEEP.
From the January scribner's
The past is all Of one teSture-whether feigned
or sufIered-whether acted out In three dimen.
sons, or only witnessed in that small thester of
the brain which We keep brightly lighted all night
long, after the jets are down, and darkness and
sleep reign undisturbed in the remainder Of the
body. There is no distinction on tine face OF our
experiences; one is vivid indeed, and one duh, and
one pleasant, and another agonizing to remember;
but which or them Is what we call true, and which
dream, there is not one hair to prove. The past
stands on precariOus footing; another straw spit
In the field OF metaphysic, and behold US robbed
of It.
There is scarce a family that can count four
generations but lays claim to some dormant title
in any court OF law but attering to the fancy and
great alienation OF idle hours. A mans claim
TO his own past is yet less valid. A paper might
turn up On proper story book fashion) In the Sc.
cret drawer or Old ebony secretary, and restore
your family to its ancient honors, and reinstate
ne ~ beoveS irad4on nsleG mot dar rom
young ears which was once ours, and is now un.
justly some one else's and for that matter un the
anybody. do not say these revolutions are likely:
only no man can deny that they are possible; and
the past on the other hand is lost forever our Old
days and deeds, our Old selves, too, and the very
world in which these scenes were acted ali
brought down to the same faint residuum "a last
an echo in the chambers OF the brain. Not an
hour, not mood. not glance OF the eye, can we
revoke; 1t Is all gone, past cOnjur1ng. And vet
conceive US robbed OF IT, conceive that little thread
OF memory that we trail behind US broken at the
pockets edge; and in what naked nullity should
we be left! FOR we only guide ourselves and only
know ourselves, by these air-painted pictures Of
the past.
Upon these grounds there are some among us
who clainAto have lived longer and more richly
than their neighbors; when they lay asleep they
claim they were still active; and among the
treasures OF memory that all men review for their
amusement these count In no second place the
harvest OF their dreams.
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Another Alpine Tunnel.

frOn the London World
The construction OF another Alpine tunnel
through the Simplon, as q rival OF the successful
ST. GOthard, has for some time been talked about
In Paris IL Is estimated that the SimplOn tun.
mel would shorten the time between Paris and
Central and southern Italy by three hours a
compared with the Sc. Gothard line, and the gain
over the Mont Gents route would be still greater
According 70 the representations the length Of
the contemplated tunnel would be about ~ miles
and the whole work could be accomplished
In from four 10 six years; II would be the largest
tunnel In the world, and require extraord1nary
provisions for its suitable ventilation, though
his object could be attained, 1t Ii believed, By
means OF o horizontal air-shaft above the crown
OF the tunnel and running Its entire length, con
Meeting by q series OF vertical shafts with the &C.
mOsphere above the mountain. Pumping engines
would not only keep the air constantly renewed
but would draw on the water which otherwise
OF this work u estimated at about SIG, 100000
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DIED.

BEST On December 20, 1887, at l2 M, u nem-
four years, two months and twenty siI days.
Funeral the residence Of Robert W. Best. 1910
9th street nortl vest Thursday. 18th, pm Friends
Of the family invited 10 attend.
BUTTON. AT the residence Of Mr.. z 8 Buckler,
No. soy street southeast on Decenber2s. 1857. Of
pneumouia, Mr.. LYDIA s. BUTTON, tnee Auell) in
'ns ans from Esass nj Church corner Third
and streets northeast Capitol Hill, tomorrow
tlhurudAy afternoon. az ociock- friends ind res-
tives respectfully invited
ria. FHoEBE X MATTlNGLY. dsughter 81 InoIlss
o. and Amanda T. Mnttngiy. of West wakhinetoA
aged sax year,. seven months and twenty -four dAyA
Desrest Phoebe. thou hast left ".
For Us God thai hath berefs m
He will N al unite aguin.
By HrR fArnxA
RENTcH Entered into rest on Dscsmbsr 20 lss5.
JESSIE kENTcH second daughter OF Dr. Benz I.
Funeral VIII TAX. place from the rss.dercs Of hee
strsst. on THURSDAY. December 2e. ct pm
MARY a RoTH. widow q the late Andrew ko:a m De
fnns non % Ssr ss resaao. sls s. north
west 1t ten O'Clock Friday. Prom thence 20 Sd Narys
church, where requiem mass viii be ssid for reoso
~ her soul kslstves and friends rsspscsfuy invited
sHAuosrETTER December a, 1857, Macy
sHAU0sTETTEk sgeo sixty four ysaza
:. sssssE s. f 81 =:
PM. after painful Hines. q four ys.ss. JonS 3.
john Souns. q Sslliss County VIM vSs;nsH e sA' es'
coniss q sSs loved ones IN Sssisa
funsnl from the r,sldsncs Of his issAr-in-,ev.
8 10 80 sd ass ~ - Ss ssss IA =
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Breakfast ut Sandrinyham.

from London hodcrn Society.
The Princess Of Wales prefers light-colored
dresses even in winter; her cacnemires and serges
are trimmed with fur, but they are OF some soft
gray or brown tint, even In December While at
Sandringham she comes down to breakfast at a
reasonable hour, and dispenses the tea herseif-she
is said to prefer this beverage to coffee even In the
mornngS-out or a handsomely chased silver tea
service. The china, which is or the choicest is all
inscribed with the heir-apparent'S motto, "Ich
den" and the table Is always gay with flowers.
The prince generally puts in an appearance at
this repaSt, which Is more SumptuouS one than
his mothers mutut1nal meal-game. ham pates
plover's eggs and plenty OF substantial, good
things covering the Widespread table. The whole
party assemblies afterward in the long saloon
This roOm-the same In which the birthday and
other balls are held-iS full OF family portraits
the prince and princess, their children; in scotch
costumes, the king and queen of Denmark, &C.
TWO things in this saloon are also to attract
the attention OF all those who enter IL for the first
tme-a huge bear, killed by the prince and stuffed
In so nfeke manner as to give TO the behoider
quite start, near the door, and q magnificent
Jasper vase present from the car to his favorte
s1ster-in-law. Breakfast owe, the prince betaKes
himself to his library, where his secretary assists
him TO dispose OF vOluminOus correspondence
while his wife and daughters, II the morning be
fine. are almost sure TO make tour or inspection
round the farm This is the princess dearest
hobby; all the buildings have been arranged ac-
walls are covered with paintings and sketches
Manchester, OF country life In Denmark and Eng
land
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The Library site,

TIE COMMISSION WILL NOT CONSENT 10 HAVE fExx-
sYLvAFIA AVENUE RUN THROUGH THE GRerNps
NEAR TEE BCIhDTNG.
The committee appointed by the citizens OF East
Washington to protest against the closing Of Penns
sylvania avenue for the square east OF the Capitol
by the new library building, called on Mr. smith.
meyer to-day to lay their case before him. They
had long talk on the subject, the upshot Of
which was that Mr.. Smithmeyer intimated that
they might compromise by widening street
southeast, but that the library commission
would never agree to have Pennsylvat
mia avenue cut right through the grounds
close up TO the building, as 1t would be.
for settlement. The commission viii consider the
matter further, and Will probably recommend TO
feet
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baltimore Markets.


BALTIMORE, Md. December 2s.-vireinis sizes.
past due coupons a 65 do tsnforties. 81; do
BALTIMORE, Nd, December 2s.-Cottou steady
and d9ll1middling lO,a. Flour steady. with Light
esEsst and nd xssss
mills super s5ae S2; do extra 3o1a3:s2: DO Rio
do family is Whsss-southern tirm ana quiet T4
red, 9Os93 amber, 92a93; western higher and more
jsSuary
S4as9o: Corn-soutuern higher and firm: white and
Sd yea; ~ BID today: ,SssasIy: sssssss: fsS:
ssS western WSe 3sssS westsra
mixed 'oatS. Rye higher 65s6S. Hay easy and quiet
% pork
clear rib sides packed lab bacon-shoulders: 7Ns
81 Butter steadySWesern packed. a6a25: crssmasy.
Iaa3l E:sgs steady and quist.tresh. 24a25 lined.
ES TO @
sls xsss
wheat $4,000 bushels: corn. $4,000 Sushsa S''''-
Chicago Markets.
was decided bash tone to the market At the opening
to-day the feeling being caused by light receipts and
SisSss, = iS.sss Nay wheat k: hissss $ sSs ~
Sa selling 81 at sS May
70 S. 4. thus hour the May options are quoted as
IsS"i Hf. @ es short r6s OATS S4
u SteuWO1 SsIAAe0 a k3UuS Sp8Ie
CAPT. FORBES SAYS THE SCREW WILL Be FOULED-
HIS THEORY OF THE RAFT.
venerable Capt. r. B. Forbes, OF Boston, says
the floating logs from the lumber raft are danger.
GUS He has written the following letter: FAC.
cording to the report Of Capt. McCalla Of the En-
| terprise, there is no fear of damage to ocean
steamers from the logs, because they were not in
the track. My opinion Is that there is more dam
ger from the many spars now separated than there
would have been when united. Although they
were not directly In the track OF European
steamers when the Enterprise fell In with them,
some OF them viii cross the northern edge OF the
gulf and there meeting counter current win drtft
pack toward Nantucket south Shoals and be nea!
| the track Of both hOmeward and outward bound
steamers. The bulk Of the spars viii keep within
/ the influence OF the gulf stream and DRIFT toward
| the western Islands, and some OF them, loaded
with barnacles. will In time be found returning By
| the Caribbean Sea to the Mexican Cult Nearly
twenty-seven thousand big spars cannot be left
| floating about the Atlantic without doing harm To
vessela A steamer hitting one OF them broadside
and running over IL win be likely to foul the screw
unless the engines DO stopped very soon after the
impact. II q steamer &C night runs over Anythina
OF moderate size the shock win not be felt and the
| small spar, probably broken, will be more apt &c
foul the screw than large sDar."
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Our Mexican NesshAers

rHE Question or AMERICAN coIoSrsrS ts toSpe
CALIFORNIA.
The question OF the policy OF allowing Americans
TO COLOMBO Lower California continues 90 be av1ta-
ted In Mexico. the opposition taking the ground
that the administration OF President Diaz In its
cordially towsru Americans forgets the result OF
permitting American colonization In Texas Gen.
Pacheco. the minister OF public works, replies 10
pamphlet, showing that no danger from American
colonization exists, and, In fact that the knier1-
cans are In large minority 10 the territory OF
Lower California He argues that the separation
OF Texas from Mexico was brought about not by
Americans who had gone there 20 settle tut by
adventures who had nocked Into the state from
American colonization. and intimates that t Is too
late Ia the century TO begin 20 show dread or Q
friendly and neig hborfng nation.
The clerical press Is especially savage In its AZ
tacks On Americans and The Diaz ad1ninist ration.
The liberals say that II the clericals who sold
haif OF Mexico TO the United states, and that &c
was the same party that brought foreign prince
here 10 rule over the people, who dad no. want
hlm; that the cler1cals are the last persons who
should talk against an extension OF the privileges
OF industrious and honorable Americans seeking
new homes on Mexican soil Gen Pachecc naiu-
tains In his pamphlet that no selI-governins state.
although colonized by foreigners. Will prove dis
cupies the public mind to the exclusion VI 9th .r
topics.
A concession has been granted TO q steamship
company for a line between New q ork, New
orleans ana Vera Cruz. the vessels 20 touch az an
Mexican ports on the iulf OF Mexico and u carry
customs duties Is granted. and tie llas Is Obliged
TO carry freight and passengers at lower rates
Tran those now charge. The government WA
pay $1,000 the round iTip rs subsidy.
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The Cost Of Nupstals.
SHOWING, HOWEVER, WHAT BKNEyAoToR A RICE
FATHER CAN BE.

From the New York Sun.
Never have bridal festivities been so sumptuous
In their appointments and brides 80 costly In their
apparel as they have been during the last six
weeks An afYiicted father with four marriage
able daughters the eldest Of whom has just been
started on her wedding-tour. In what IL called q
very simple way-that L. without large checks
houses, lands, or valuable jewels In her trous-
seau-calculates that $4,000 Will barely furnish
forth the wedding outnt and expenses, and that
good bushes could be purchased for less than Il
costs TO marry one girl. This would seem 70 be Z
little rough on the paternal relative, but n his
brighter side. For In the purchase OF trou11oaux,
which are now, from shoe-tte 70 chignon, - com.
plete and so ample As 20 leave no feminine require
ment unprovided for, an immense number Of work.
men and workwomen are employed and well paid
for their labor thus meeting the reQuirements d
pockets OF the poor In the moss honest and hon
0rable way.
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BRIDEGROOM SAYS HE WAS KIDNAPPED
Henry VI. Hurd, who was 10 have been married In
Chicago on sunday TO Mrs. Dora washburne a
widow, but who mas been mysteriousy missing
since early that morning. returned Yesterday and
the wedding al once took place. Mr.. Hurd say
he was chiOroIormed on the street by two men,
and after being pushed into a close carriage lost
consciousness He remained IN that state until
this morning, when he found himself lying on tie
end OF one OF the lake piers The ogly exp nation
he can Offef Is a theory that be was kidnapped by
persons who mistooE his Identity. sir. nurd Is
hot a drinking man. The matter h being invests.
gated by the pClice
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Killed by Cigarette Smoking.

Troy, y. Y, Dec. 2s.-Cigarette smoking mum.
bers another victim In Richard H. Barringer,a pop
ular young man or this city. He was a constaI,
smoker. An affection OF the heart was followed
by dropsy. Several physicians attended him and
they all agreed that his system had become shat
tered by nicotine poisoning. He was twenty-five
years OF age. Up 10 a few weeks ago he had 9
nne physique and was believed 10 have good pros
poets OF long life
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Lord Lansdowne, while skating at Ottawa yes
terday, fell on the Ice and received painful injuries
10 his head
Warrants have been issued for the arrest OF MIR.
Crosbie the editor OF the COTk E1ansner a liberal
Journal
The czarina gave audience yesterday TO Lord
Randolph Churchill, WHO presented 10 her letters
from the Princess OF Wales and the Duchess u
Edinburgh.
Adyices from Massowah received state that King
John, OF Abyssinia, Is advancing on that place by
RAPID stages. He has under his command three
bodies OF JOCps
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
New York Stock Market.
The following are the opening and closing prices Of
the New York stock Market, US reported by special
wire to COrsOn l. Macartney l4l0 street.
Name.
Washington stock Exchan~a.

The following changes from yesterdays quotations
on the washington stock Exchanxe noted to-day:
q; s. IS. coupons. is7 bid {. S. As. Registered.
b29 bid v D. RSr inps U.s. lssl coin IG7 hld
bid. l1g asked. b. G. 20.year fund, g. 1906,
coin, !Osli bid d C. 30-yesr fund. Is, 1902,
coin. l22h bid. Metropolitan Railroad stock LOO
bid. 1929 asked. Corcoran Insurance SIS bid
Columbia Insurance. l2h bid, 13h asked. Riggs
snrance, us bid ChesapeaAe and Potomac Telephone
Co: % asked: Washington Market Co. Ga, ll3 bid,
ll6 asked. Washington Gaslight Co. bonds, ll9 bid
III asked Columbia National Bank 10 bid iii
asked Washington Market Co, 2Oh asked
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This was Christmas Club day. There were
more than two thousand little guests entertained
by the Christmas clubs In different parts OF the
city. There were four dinners one at the National
Rifles Arinory, one In East Washington, one In
West Washington, and one given by the Colored
Christmas Club in the Metropolitan A. NJ. Z.
Church. These were true old-fashiened Christ
mas dinners, with an abundance Of turkey and
other good things. At some OF the dinners, too,
santa Claus appeared, either in person or vicart
ously, and distributed toys and candles
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SurrRB PRESENTATIONS Books.

odes and sonnets BY John Keats. Bscknells Orisina
Eiehinsa American Art. many other elerant volumes
Bibles. Prayers. hymnals. Desks Portfolios. Games
P0eket6ooks Christmas Cards and Booklets: Book,
tfor Younsstsrs-
C C PuRsELI.:BOoksslier.
d22 AIS 9th st- nv.
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Address Registered letter. to
NEW ORLEANS NATIONAL BANK.
New Orleans, Ia

REMEMBER thu. the presence of Generals Beaure-
gard and Early who are IN charge of the drawings
asuArzntee u fairness and integrity that the
chances are all equal and that no one possibly
oivine What number viii draw prize
REMEMBER that the payment Of all prizes is
GUARANTEED By FOUR NATIONAL BANKsof New
Ors~ns and TIE tesets signed BY the President Of
an Institution whose chartered rights recognized
IN the highest CoUr therefore. beware Of ii u
ocns or Anonymous schenes dl4-wks4w
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Transfer Of Real Estare.

Deeds In Zee have been filed as follows: J. q.
Hester TO c. v. Trott, SUB lot 2, So 79l: &, 500
Washington City orphan Asylum to George Bogus,
pts. and 8. 50. 25s; s6,6s9. s. A. Fitch to James
p. Lewis. sub IS, 81. $685. s, 600. James p. Lewis
10 ). A. Fltch sub lots - and ~ 50. 753; 5000
So 373; g.. W. f. Edmonston 70 Lavina c. Fran.
els same property; =. b. r. Leighton TO Retta
c. Williamson, lot 1, blk 3, BroOkland; S534. 10
J. ii. Meriwether 10 billiard Berry, sub S. 50. $50
$1,000. A. {. Clark TO Dora " Seayer lot IL, bloci
IL, I. and b. s sub. Mt Pleasant; g.. d. Fowbls
TO John Chute, sub. A, 50. 35S; 81 300.
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LONDON, Dec. 2S.-Advices from Raiatea one OF
the society Islands, under date OF December IL
state that the officer commanding three French
men-of-war at that place has issued an ultimatum
TO the rebels, calling on them TO submit TO the au-
thority OF King Tamatave who Is supported by the
French British interests In the islands have not
been interferred with.
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Drowned while skating.

BANGOR. Me-. Dec. 2S.-Benson Sewall, the only
son or Prof. Sewall, OF the theological Seminary,
Penobscot, 1T Hampden. He was a graduate OF
Bowdoin and student at the Bangor seminary.
DE was young man OF much promise, and was
known In this state as q lecturer on "rravels In
EurODp
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I'd EDITION.
Latest TGlGgIamS 10 The Star.
MORE wARLIKE SIGNS.
Bulgaria 10 Issue a LOam-1rhe Hun.
garian Government Buying Car.

Special Dispatch to THF EVENING STAR
FRANKFORT, Dec. 2s.-A dispatch from Sofa tc
the FronkhUter Zeft,ing says that the Bulgarian
sobranji has resolved In secret session to issue
loan OF $1,000, 900 francs.
The Borsen zsttsng, OF st. Petersburg, says that
the Russian budget balances without deficit.
The Hungarian government have contracted
with the SOciete AlOnyrne, OF Brussels for the de
livery in March OF Il. 900 900 cartridges
The Tribune, OF Rome, reports the recall OF the
troops advancing in Abyssinia.
The continental stock exchanges were inactive
to-day. Copper shares were heavy. Rothschild
denies the report OF his being interested In the
pool.
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The Spinner., strike Settled.

FALL RIVER, MASS, Dec. 2S.-At q meeting OF
the striking spinners OF the stafford mills this
morning secretary Howard reported that at con-
ference with the mill authorities last night be had
received promise that pay would be made equal
10 that or the sptnners at other mills The 5trik-
ers voted to return 10 work tomorrow.
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TIE POLICE LOOKING FOR rnR BsrDkcRooa.-Ths

TIE POLICE LOOKING FOR TuR BRrDEGRooa-Tho
marriage OF MIS-, Dora Washburne a widow living
at No. 75 West 18Th street, Chicago, 20 Henry NJ
Hurd. was 10 have been celebrated at her house
Monday afternoon at O'Clock. The guests APP
peaIed the minister was on hand and The bride
was dressed for the ceremony at that hour but
there the proceedings stopped. There was no
bridegroom. After waiting a long time for Mr..
Hurd, Mrs. WaShburne tedr.ully TOOK OF her we'd
ding robes and went 10 bed sick. Yesterday she
told the police OF Hurts deseTIi0n ana hey are
now looking for him. The latest that was seen or
him WAS In the morning, when he was walking
away from her house as fast he coull- Mrs.
washburne Is middle-aged and lot pretty. Henry
is not youthful Adonis himself, being forty -fve
years Old ami A wldOwer.
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NEW YORK, Dec. 2s.-Fred. s. Pnkus has obtained
an attachment against the property OF Geo. A.
Hurd, Melville VI. Waite and Chas ii. Draper upon
claim OF ss75 for goods delivered. The plaintiff
alleges that the defendants claimed when he sold
them goods that their assets were $4,000 land
their liabilities sl05,0 but that soon after they
made an assignment.
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shot watson for Disc harding Him,
Seeking to Recover $4,000,

NEW 1oRK, Dec. 2S.-An attachment has been
obtained against the property in this state OF W..
ID. Haynes and A. Y. Rogers, OF New orleans, by
b. H. Howell, Son Co.. Of this city, who have be-
gun suit for the recovery Of S5l 600 money loaned
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SUSPECTED trrIBrsTER-It Is now thought
that the yacht Maria, OF New YORK. which sailed
from Key West. florida. SATURDAY. ostenslbly IN
search OF hidden Treasure OF the Belize Hoadls-
ras coast, may have other objects ia view. A prf-
yate letter from New York received IN Key Wet
yesterday conveys the impression ;aas the yacht
was loaded with guns nd ammunition cons,gne q
TO the revolutionary forces IN Honduras, aud W as
lifted out at the expense 81 Marco Aure,lo he Soto
ex-presldeni OF that republic, IN New YORK.